Rebekah Lodge
Observes Flag Day
SILVERTON Flag day was
observed in historic and patriot
ic honori at the Thursday eve
ning program of Tryphena Re-
Denan togae wo. 38. Mra. Wil-
Den reron, noDie grand, pre
sented the briefs of historical or
igins oi tne several different
flags of suggestive interest, as
well as the one pattern of "Old
iiiory-, tnroughout the years.
Assisting Mrs? Peron was Mm
Ida Makinster who displayed pa-
per repucas oi me types ot Hags,
during the descriptive reading.
Jlrs. Walter Larson of Salem
tiayea tne piano.
Mrs. I. L. Stewart was escort
ed and honored as district depu
ty president Mr. and Mrs. James
Taylor were acceded into Trv.
phena Rebekah lodge from Adah
ncDexan loose Mo. 80, of Boise,
Ida.
The highlight of the local year
is to be the official visit to Sil-
verton Tryphena Rebekah lodge
of the state president of the Re
bekah assembly, Mrs. Edna Brad
Icy, on June 23, for the regular
meeting.
During the social hour, mem
bers whose birthday anniversar
ies are from January through
June, were specially compliment
ed at tables centered with a dec
orated cake, and were served by
Mrs. J. A. Monson, Mrs. Ger
trude Moen, Mrs. L. Meyer, Mrs.
Ernest Southmayde, Mrs. Rex
McCurdy and Mrs. Wilbert Pe
ron. As a budget builder for buying
new robes to be used in the de
gree work, the Triple Link club
members sponsored a "silent auc
tion" during the social hour, net
ting $16.65.
Mrs. Chancy Beesley and Mrs.
I. L. Stewart greeted the guests.
Mrs. James Taylor and G. E.
Weatherby arranged the hall and
table decorations in early sum
mer flowers and greenery.
Mrs. Will Kreng invited the
members of the Triple Link club
to her country home on Wednes
day evening, June 22, for a 6:30
picnic supper and a social eve
ning. All members and friends
ere welcome to attend.
Silver Anniversary
MONMOUTH The silver wed
ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Lauerman was observed at
a party at their home west of
town recently with seventy-five
guests calling. The party was ar
ranged by their daughters, Misses
Margaret and Eileen Lauerman.
'Cutting the cake were Mrs. Henry
Alsip and Mrs. Harold Elkins.
Mrs. Harold Lane and Mrs. Lynn
on Elwell served punch, Mrs.
Ivan Williams poured colfee and
Arlha Adair had charge of the
guest book.
Couple Are Wed
SHERIDAN Mrs. Pearl Sit
ton and Waldo Flynn of McMinn
ville were married Wednesday
evening at the home of the Rev.
and Mrs. S. James Osborne in Mc
Minnville. Following a plane trip
to Washington, D. C, and Maine,
the couple will be at home in Mc
Minnville. The bride is the moth
er of Mrs. Winer Melonuk of
Sheridan.
WILLAM1NA 'A bridal shower,
honoring Miss Ellen Ham, was
fciven Tuesday by Mrs. Bill Den
ton. Honoring Miss Ham were Mrs.
Earl Richardson, Mrs. Karl Lentz,
Mrs. Dixie Weber, Mrs. Glen
Magers, Mrs. B. B. Ham, Mrs.
Clyde Bice Sr., Mrs. Selma Wan
less. Mrs. Orley Brock Sr., Mrs.
Orley Brock Jr.
MOLALLA Invitations are in the
mail for the wedding of Miss Mari
lyn Lettenmcicr, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Lettenmeier of
Mulino, to Robert Schatz, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Schatz. The
date of the wedding is set for Sun
day, June 26, in Zion church of
Oregon City, at 8 p.m.
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TEACHER PICNIC
LYONS The annual picnic of
the teachers of the Mari-Linn
school was held Monday, June 6.
at the home of Mrs. Hazel Wirlh in
Bilyeu Den. Attending were Mr.
and Mrs. James Wright and Mary
Lee; Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Smith.
Ivalyn and Dennis, Mr. and Mrs.
Duane Burgess, Debby and Duane,
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hurst,
Ronald, Cinda. Susie and Steven;
Mrs. Elka Kuiken and KaUileen;
Miss Norma Miller, Mrs. Alice
Huber, and Mrs. Wirth. Miss Miller
who is leaving the teaching staff
was presented with I gift from the
school personnel.
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VOWS THE POWS
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Brooklyn's Terry King is
placed behind bars after being
chosen "Miss P-O-W" in New
York. The Copacabina dancer
was selected to reign over the
8th innual convention of the
Ex-Prisoners of war in New
York's Hotel Governor Clinton.
(UP Telephoto)
Beach Star Plaid gingham
bloomer swim suit and white
terry robe trimmed to match
are easy to make.
Hillman-Tibbs
MOLALLA In a double-ring cer
emony performed Saturday after
noon, June 4, at 2:30 o'clock, Miss
Ruby Tibbs, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Tibbs, was married
to Larry Hillman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Hillman, all of Mo
lalla. The Rev. Karl J. Durdel offi
ciated at the ceremony performed
in Grace Lutheran church.
Only immediate relatives of both
families attended. The bride wore
a pastel blue knit suit, with white
accessories and a white orchid
corsage.
After a brief honeymoon trip,
the couple will be at home in Mo-
lalla. Both were graduated from
the local high school, the bride a
member of the class of 1955.
Duo Wed Recently
AMITY Miss Jean Robertson.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Robertson was wed to Keith Tay
lor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henrv
Taylor, June 1. in Vancouver.
Wash.
The bride wore a sold colored
suit with white accessories.
Mrs Merle Stephens. Fairview.
and Jimmy Robertson, brother of
the bride, attended the couple.
Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Robertson,
mothers of the couple were present.
The couple will live in Salem.
Sisterhood Chapter -
To Meet on Tuesday
WOODBURN The final meet
ing of the season for Chapter J
of the P.E.O. Sisterhood was
Thursday evening at the country
home of Mrs. Carl Magnuson.
Mrs. Frank Doerfler presided.
Plans were discussed for the an
nual rummage sale to be in the
fall to finance the P.E.O. local
scholarship. The committee in
charge of publicity is Mrs. James
Lamb, Mrs. Lloyd Froom and
Mrs. Estella Kerns.
A picnic for members and
families will be, in Settlemier
park August 11 with the social
committee in charge, including
Mrs. 0. L. Withers, chairman,
Mrs. Lloyd Eroom, Mrs. Ivan C.
Beers, Mrs. Charles Cornwell
and Mrs. Paul Mills.
Mrs. Nellie Muir was in charge
of the program for the evening
and gave a report on outstanding
books of the year with excerpts
from each. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Magnuson.
The next regular meeting of
the group will be September 22,
with Mrs. Kenneth Thompson as
hostess,
To Tell of Trip
WOODBURN Mrs. Ray Glatt
will talk on her recent Euro
pean trip at the meeting of the
Woodburn Garden club, Tuesday
evening, June 14 in the library
club rooms at 8 o'clock. Mrs. A.
G. Cowan is program chairman.
Roses will be the theme of the
meeting and roll call will be
answered on "tips on raising
roses." Horticultural specimens
will be roses and flower arrange
ments will also be roses. The
hostess committee includes Mrs.
W. J. Wilson and Mr. and Mrs.
John Cornwell. Visitors are welcome.
SHERIDAN Mrs. Roseada
Haenny and Eugene Small were
married Friday, June 3, at the
parsonage of the Wilshire Meth
odist church in Portland, by the
Rev. Everett H. Gardner.
The couple will be at home
in Sheridan. Mr. Smail has been
employed in Roseburg.
Couple Observe
60th Anniversary
MONMOUTH Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Powers were honored at
an open house recently on their
60th wedding anniversary. Mrs.
Delmar Powers of West Fir, a
daughter-in-law, presided at the
coffee urn assisted by Mrs.
Emma Parker. At the punch
bowl was Mrs. Nelson Powers,
daughter-in-law of Wichita,
Kansas, and assisting was Mrs.
Hugh Smith. Mrs. Anna Riddell
served the cake. Members of Mrs.
Powers' Sunday School class as
sisted. The couple renewed their vows
before the Rev. Lynnton Elwell,
and after the ceremony Mrs, Earl
Jaynes sang.
Mr. and Mrs. Powers were
married in Palouse, Wash., June
S, 1885. They have lived here for
17 years. They have two sons,
Delmar Powers, Wichita, Kansas
and Nelson Powers, Westfir, also
four grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren.
WANTED: DREAM GIRL
I'm looking for a girl to share
my dreams. She can be fat, home
ly and a poor cook just so she
gives me a pair of action-tailored
Rough Rider Slacks every year
for a f ather's Day present. Rough
Rider Slacks fit better, look bet
ter, wear better. Remember . .
Rough Rider Slacks for Father's
Day, June 19.
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CHROME DINETTES
Si BEDROOM SETS
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SUMMER FURNITURE
OIL CIRCULATORS
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SPRING FILLED MATTRESSES
COIL BED SPRINGS
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
Ranges, Refrigerators, Dishwashers, Freezers, Ironers
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Children's Play Gyms
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Book Cases
Record Players
Storage Chests
Night Stands
Desks
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Tier Tables
Vanities & Benches
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